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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
rnr STORY OF A SAILOR

-,o,, r,,v ,,nprcAsTI.E TO THE CABIN. BY Cap
tain g. sANUELs. limo pp' ANhi'' 'oo' '"'fN
4 Brothers. -
~,and Of the Dauntlcss is just now attracting the
esuecial notice Of a community In which he mas
long been a maritime Gel ebrity gives us III Ihis
book a vivid picture Of life on ship-ooard anu d
stirring narrative Of personal experience. lo
began at the bottom, and passed through all 'ne
bartships Of q seaman's career before nc reacIica
the top Of his profession as captain OF a crick
Liverpool packet, and later as the most popular
and successful commander of American deep-"a'cr
racing yachts He away from home wneh
boy and shipped on a small co;lsuns cruU, o.
for many years his fortunes were not diiierchU
.rov, ,hose NJ hundreds of other urchins III the
-. roa;oomert He was beaten, cursed,
starved and robbed he learned his business nj inc
,one,s end he WAS taught to lie steal, drink ana
6gbt ne deserted in almost every port that ne
touched he sailed on almost every KIM vi s'iP w
almost every part OF the world; he was repeatedly
DRAGGED and "shanghacd' ; he was more than once
in iail. There could hardly be better lesson 1of
n by who wants TO run away TO sea IMAM lhc
carly chapters of this autobiography, crowded as
they are with suffering violence and crime.
Samuels, however, must have had some strong
traits of manly character, for IN the midst OF ue
worst associations and, far as his book shows.
ambition to rise. With the help of friendly
captain and the captains wife, he learned enough
of navigation and mathematics to secure berbh
as second mate. Enterprise, daring, ingenuity
and a good knowledge of the sailors tcmpera-
mcnt did the rest for his advancement; ana
happy marriage completed his renovation. lie
seems to have been through almost every peril OF
the sea except actual shpwreclS. and that he has
often escaped as if by miracle. lie has been III
tempests and mutinies, in fights with pirates ana
street ruflians. In romantic escapades on forclsn
shores, in collisions and ce-focs, and battles with
cannibals Bishop Potter. who pens short IN
PRODUCTION to the narrative, well says that the
hook has not duh line in it. The captain mas
the art Of telling story in high perfection. Ills
account of an escape from q harcm IN Constantl
nozzle where he aided Swedish sea captain 70
carry off one Of the wives OF
pacha. would do credit to veteran
romance-writer, and the lively episode
is CAPPED by an admirable denouement Equally
effective, in a different way, is the STORY OF the
mutiny on the Drcadnought; and the descriptions
of sea-maneuvres are always interesting even 10
landsmcn whose knowledge of nautical matters Is
but sill hit.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
Route" 400 746. 900, HOO a $780, 400. <:30 $780,
1850, 1900 SUNDAYS at 400. S:4o. $780, 1900
pm an . :, -. 80. .. -.
1900 have connection for Reading Harrisburg Potts
Vile. 400 q NJ for Easton Bethlehem, Allentown.
Mauch Chunk. Reading Harrisburg. etc On Sundays for
Easton.
100 for Eason. bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk.
Wlkesbarre, and scranton.
$50 a. Easton Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk
WMkssbarre Scranton. Reading. Harrisburg, Potsvle,
Tsmaqua. shamokin. sunbury, Lewsburg Wiiamsport,
100 and 100 p. m. for Easton, bethlehem, Allentown
Mauoh Chunk, Reading. Harrisburg, etc,
3A5 for Easton, bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk
Wnkesbatra scranton Iamaqna shamokin. sunbury. Lew
sburg Willamsp0rt ETC.
lC6 and 4'30 or Easton Bethlehem, Allentown, etc
b.46 D. m. for kaston. bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk Mkesbarre Reading Harrisburg etc GU Sundays
TOO and 7.so .. for Easton Bethlehem Allentown
$50 sl5 HOO m. loo 400 49, 6:lS D. m Sundays
Except sundays), Point Pleasant
4;SJ s:l5 M. l0O A;SO IN. Lakewood, Toms River
I:so m. 100 p m, for Atlantic City vineand. and
49, sI6. llsASA M, loo. 1850. $50 p m. for Free.
$50 500, $40 HOO, llA6 q. M. 100, 400 Ana
63O 6:l6 y nj. Sundays AGO. 300 q M for Perth
For time local points timetables Ticket
Of1ccs
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March (SpecdD.-Wheat on the afternoon
board closed May aud traded
In at s3 May closed at 40 cents May pork at
ST. May lard II 90 and May ribs at - 80 June aud May
wheat only apart Two small firms OF wheat
traders Buckley Co. and f. s. Roland Co. having found
that their wheat the short side OF the market did
not pay profit appended this morning Wheat bought
at the opening May wheat opened at
s2 cents almost Immediately sold down TO 81 cents Up
10 Saturday estimated that the decrease in wheat TO-
d,y would than 5000 900 bushels The announce
the decrease l,siG0OO bushels consequently
influence II shortly after this announce
ment low point OF the day 81 cents was touched
Pork traded IN at ali except Tor settlement The
crowd edge tho where the buying and
selling May ribs sold dow to - 90 and May
NAV pork to-day case of to $50 90 barrel
May wheat sold TO - cents and closed
th.ra
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Ce9al Notitfs.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT. KINGS
~ COUNTY, Louise Zimmerman and Frederick Kraeptler
executors OF the last VIII and testament OF William Zm
AdoIph Erbsoeh and George Knkoi Supplemental sum
MONS No l.
To the above named Defendant. Emil Dieckerhon
You are summoned 10 complaint n, tbi.
action and 10 copy your on The Pains
Attorney within twenty days after the service Of this snn
exclusive OF the day OF service OF your
failure appear, answer Judgment will DO taken against
you by default Tor The relief demanded In the complaint
Dated York, March 80. 1886
HECTOR NJ. HITCHINGs, Plaintiffs Attorney
Office and Post Once address. No. 80 Nassau St.
Newly York City.
To Emil Dicckerhoi. Defendant
The foregoing summons served upon You by publication
TO order OF Edgar NJ Cullen of
Supreme the state Of dated 2th day
OF November 1886 and led with the complaint oce
Of the County Clerk VI Kings County the 10th
nary A. Do 1887 s the County Court House In the ty Of
Brooklyn.
Dated New York, JAN Ia. 1887. Yours &c,
HECTOR NJ HITcHINGS, Plain ms Attorney,
ONCE and Post Office address, No. 1852 Nnssau-st.
New.York CITY
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curry COURT OF NEW -YORK.-Isaac +.
I phillips agt ucorge W. Laird, John q. Crackneii and
Edward duncan Sniifen. summons
no tho above named defendants
You hereby summonsd TO answer the complaint in this
(6) days after the service of this
e,rnsve OF day service and In your failure
ennear or Judgment will DO taken against by de-
isppIt Tor the relief demanded In tho complaint
Dated ew.York, Feb ~, laS7.
WILLARD II. JONES. Plaintiffs Attorney.
once and Post Onise address, III Nassau st.,
New.York City.
To the defendant Edward Duncan sninen
The ong summons served upon ~ publication
pnrruant 10 of the Hon. D. Burieto Hyatt Jnsco
Of the CITY Newlork dated February 81 1881 and
nled will tho office Of the Clerk OF the Ciy
Court II ork city Hat In the City OF New York
hILLAKD H. JONES. Plaintiffs Attorney
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK,
RICHMOND. OLD POINT COMFORT
ANDTHE SOUTH.

On and after January 3lst 1897 Express for Cape
Charlie. Old Point Comfort and Norfolk. visths
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD.
VIII leave Pennsylvania Railroad station. New York. 720
A. ~ and p daily, arriving Old Point, 6:UO
y H. ESQ ~, Norfolk 1:o5 o. H.. 800 a. Steamer
ior Richmond will leave cape Charles At Monday
Medne suays and Fridays arriving there ut NJ Buf
let Paror Car Cay, Charles the Day EApres and
Sleeping Cars through Old CO nforI AMI
the igh Express Tickets and sleeping bcrths DO
any Ticket once Of tho Pennsylvania Railroad
Company.
IA. ". DUNN. Supt r. H. COOKE q +. and F. A.
LII fares reduced.-StOningtOn Line. The
"A iavoritc inside for Boston, Providence and all
Now Eng and points
Full nights rest by taking late trains from steamer
Machining chair paror between steamers landing AMI
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE
steamers wneavo pier new No SO. North River block
.hoye CauaLyI, at 90 D. M daily, except sunday.
f. w. POPPLE. GEM Passenger Agt,
boz J,Ull, Nev ork
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AQuEDucT COMMISSIONERS oPpJcR.
ROOM 209. STEWART BUILDING. No. $50 BROADWAY

AQuEDucT COMMISSIONERS OPFJcR
ROOM 200. STEWART BUILDING. No. $50 BRoADWAY !
ITO CONTRACTORS. " ''''''
Bids or proposals for doing the work and furnishing the
materials called TOR In the form OF on
file In the office OF Tor the COM
struction OF additional Shaft No situated section Of
the New CrOton Aoueduct 1924 Will be
received at this ONCE until the 25th day of March 1887
O'Clock at which place and hour they will DO publicly
opened by the Aqueduct the
contract for doing said work and furnishing said
be made by said Commissioners thereafter prac
cable
forms OF said approved contract
thereof and the bids proposals. and proper envelopes
their nolosure and forms OF bonds and also plans for
oil Other information required be obtained
the above oce Of the Aqueduct Commissioners appica
ton 70 the secretary. 4;
BY order Of the Aqueduct Commissioners
JOHN G. SHEEHAN, JAMES {. SPENCER.
Secretary. Presidept
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Proposals.

SEALED proposals will be received until the
~ 18th March next a IL o'clock at tho ONCE
the general superintendent for electric lighting plant
pets and tested until satisfactory according
The be furnished application and the
to be seen AZ the Reiormatory,
Bids must be accompanied by certified check 20 per
cent Of the amount thereof that win
DO made according 70 the proposal and the
guaranteed by satisfactory bond.
The work to be includes 2s lights and
80 ghts Tho right reserved 10 reject any pro-
posalsL
For the Board Of Managera
Il. p. BRoCKWAY,
,. . $500 General buperint endent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JANUARY 81, 1871
GREAT TRUNK LINE

- GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains York. via Desbrosses and Cortland srss
:ps ~ west n, gs,%;s s,,::,
$hi:.sc Limited :, PsIor Dining Smoking and sleeping
!: ss; Co., ;.:7 G: E: &c a.:
$s:Ss%s :sa ssafs
sS:s s:is =: :5s;s sSss;
re soa"a -" 3 'ns ss Gu.
F9r Atlantic CITY, except sunday Sthroush parior Carl
yer cspe May week days. iiioa On Saturdays only.
Lens Branch Bay Head Junction and ntsrm.aIa.s.,:
On sunday S:l6 and do not stop at Asbuiy
rn sTs Va
B:sfso Brooklyn Annex connect VIII ali .Irsasa train.
s'$% ''';;%Ss 4; ss l;s s$ + e
F%"%.i ss% 49, so Pa e? 5 ~
sS i% IS" 80 sa% ss
ss sS" ssS sS a2G 81 sS $780, 1885, '
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
'S ss sS g cS;ss sIa %''. sra 10 ws'sns,sr Linn
sisst s.a lilo 40
r1.s. .s,ss S. and 10
on Snndavs. connect AZ Trenton for Camden.
Renrning trains leave Broad station PhadeIpht
I2o 800 4;o5 10 BIO $50 TAO. 500 s:3O $40. II.
ana ll:l5 a. M LIMITED lila ami M l2i9
30 O. G:35. 7:l2 S12 and $50 n m. o., snna1v i2OI
835. 7:l2 AMI a:12 y. m ~ NV
dav. " ~ ~ " '' >~p'"'
sis 9 niss. s.1
Conrtst an BROOKLYN Annex station foot Of Fulton St
BROOKLYN Station Jersey City Emigrant Ticket Offce
Castle Garden. '
baggage from hotels ami residences -
CHARLES r. PUGH, !. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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DanrinA Arabenies.

ALLEN DODWORTH, No. 6S1 Fifth-ave
"A Glasses and private lessons Send stamp for circular
dancea $50 figures for the cotlion (Germanl Pric
81 So Postal order stamps.
A LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S,
~ 629 Madisonave Private lessons hour daily olasse
every day classes now forming
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For Young Ladies-Country.
RRYN MAWR COLLEGE.
Id COf.IEGE FOR WOMEN

Bryn Mawr, Penn. ten miles IRON Philadelphia cHeys
graduate and undergraduate IN sanskr1 Greek
Latin Mathematics, English, French Old French, Italian
spanish. German, scnsng Gothic and Old High German
eludng Botany. and lectures on Philosophy. Gymnasium
with DR. 6sreets apparatus complete Feowsbipe vaus
f45O In 6reok English Mathematics History and Biology
30g Program address above
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FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortiandt or Des-
bruss,s sts as follows
y " ~ ior Cat4sauqua and intermediate points
M Geneva, Lyons klmrA. Rochester, Buifalo
tho and principal local points Char wilkes
khannocK. Connection " keadn. aud
3sU y IN. Pittston and principal Intermediate polnta
Chair 10 Pittston
6IU y Coplay and intermediate points Connection
10 heading aud Harrisburg Chair oar " COplAy.
\ D. M Geneva LyonA klmrA Rochester, Buffalo and
tie Wos. Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
7:6O D. M for Laurys And intermediate points
Trains leaving At T. p and $40 p. connect tor
all points In Mshanoy ana ha.leton Coal Regions
SUNDAY TRAISS
n for Mauch Chunk, Hazlcton and intermediate
pointa
6;AO p. M for Coplay and intermediate points
for Geneva Lyons EimlrA Rochester Buffalo and
A WeSt. %
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
I'll .rrprs op vry.y)ex DEArJv51

FEATURES OF Ne v-Y)RK DEALIN}1
Although there was witty the wheat specu
aton yesterday feature of the markets may Justly oe
paced 10 the Of the cash dealings Spot lots were
weaker IN the early hours but closed finally shade better
and shippers their recent large demands taking over
$40 600 bushels feature thrnst into the general
situation except felt at the small cduc
ton IN stocks at York and the failure Of the total visible
supply statement 10 show greater decline than about
800 600 bushels where loss OF 100000 to 100000 bush
had expected this disappointment was more
than export demand and while provoked
attacks that put the options down c
morning hours the speculation recovered strong
before the and hna prices showed gains OF 10,
April at 49, and June at 0 for May at e5s ana cent
July August ~ and september at 20 = cents ho
higher close here Corn was weaker r,atlVey
lots down cent but at tho cnnc"
shippers bought freely their purchases running ny
bushels Tho options wcre wetk al inc start
and the declines EXTENDED TO ldlh cent lowau
the market benefited by the large export w.
closing with recovery That left prices down s%s
cents al all months from March TO June lncu
sive. In oats spot lots were shade easier, Dul
the options were steady and about UNCHANGED AT "a or
March and Aprl Nav and 30 cents Tor June Inc
In lard suspended; May closet on points
at 81 and july up point al - ~; but Mdrl AT
20 Aprl at ~ juno at 81 80 were unchanged
The receipts and Hour reported yesterday AZ New
York Baltimore Philadelphia and koson were as follows
Wheat .732 bushels. l4i533 bushels ats e24fl
grain 1875 Jushels -four 3S427 packages
At Chicago Milwaukee and ~. Louis The arrivals wete
Wheat AZ $40 bushels 2l6i9 bushels oai 1909
bushels total grain 44Oo5O bushels flour II 1876 barrels
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THOMAS q. HlILHOUSE.
solicitor of Complainant, 30 Wallst. Ny

CUpREME COURT, City and County of New
49, Francis h. Riggs and William O. Riggs indiytdu
sIIv &C. and another Plaintiffs against William Ii. Riggs
and others. Defendants
inferred, In entitled action bearing date the
day of March 1887 tho uDdorsgned the Referee SAID
Judgment named wll sell at pablo at the Real rs
New CITY the thirtoth OF March,
o'clock Doon OF that day, by j. Thomas
t'easns Auotioneer the following land and premises;
mat o or parcel OF ground with the build
kt 81 the civ New York and being part parcel
%sisus formerly belonging TO tho Mayor. Aldermen and
Nv of the City Of NewYork. and then called the
narDmel House Los and known and distin guished on
@ ~ the said made by Amos Cornns City Surveyor
entered At page 366 In Liber of City Grants lot
mbsr ak which said lot bounded and contains fol
lows that 10 To sayi - -
no eastorly partly Of
e on above mentioned map lot number
by Of land left aey southery
~ 81 ground designated the said map az o number
man lot number containing In width in thirty.
@ fact and in thirty feet and length on the
aide hundred and th tywo feet Inches
"a the westerly side hundred and thirty feet
a same more less. Being the same lot ground that
~. conveyed Mary Black By Abuah Weston aud Juliet
ss and recorded tho office OF tho Register OF the City and
onntv of New York in ber 1871 OF at page 81
n by the said Mary Black conveyed 10 Elisha Riggs by
nm dated sixth day OF March, 1884 and recorded m
~ of the Register OF the City and County NewYork
~ Liner 81 at page 24l the day OF
MAJ byiied New. York. March 7th. 1887.
NOAH DAVIS Referee
n s,NBoRN, Plaintiffs Attorney. 20 walsL, New Yorl
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ERIE RAILWAY. now known "a the NEW
Tnroueh and sdSn ~
nonr local trains leave ssst station fifteen
sscs, TO Das Russ
4G r% ss, ;Ism s, s;'s
Msvs De cno sna hns' sn
ns o SiT m
FiH fR Ro.ss aV sn s's'g Nm,
10 '' 7a % s 3t 19'f
i go; sls ' $50 7s5 ''s 900 St
S ,S sSa 20 s sso 40 ,c? ga
$40 iS$S i?oc ii5 Ais go 74S 'S 200 iSSssi
mi s Sssss sS e S s:c Sc So ~
500 lo:0oo m. ami 30 midnight tally except saniw
sn sI%ay ss l5 g c$S & goo $50 $50 son
s sa"ao Si2 5 r. s '2ss y s co u so p Ss
wsrw,cs Ha a 900 1920 m 1870, m sundays ,45
sS "a and sGaTsv, 90 s ana 5000 so 49, "
Mcntsomery Rondout and Kingston. sooA m. $780, q
ssS;0' sn sS ,,s
:G gg' s ia 800 1929 sS s o s 800
500 $40 SUNDAY. 5:.a $50 1910 : n. $50 500
s "a NJ siS ss hsass's
slespins GoscSss he ostai,e orders the
ss s AZ OF III 81 sr,, INV @ % S
81 n. IVES. svs n
LAT 1855 a. and loon m. -,
l. p. FARMER. Genl Pass'r Agent. Ney;York.
HARGEN RIVER BRANCH
NEwYnnK NEw.H.yEN and mA ,o1, 3D., r
coln,ve. Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
Preached nv and suburban Eev1tel rail-
roas daily eycept SUNDAYS AZ as 1880 9lO 10 lo3 M.
2n 355 40 $40 $40 1890 for Port Norris cas-
(Oak poinO limits Point. West Farms Van Nest.
West Chester Tmpson's Raw Chester Pelham Raw Barlow
tCitv rslan' Pelham New Rochelle 1rectnS
AZ New Rochelle with trains for all noints N" main line
tho New.York NewHaven ant Hartford Railroal shore
Line and Air line Divisions New-Cana1n. Midletowns
Fast.
Midnight train for View Rochelle and all inferno late
tons AZ 12lOa m. l1ilv eVcept Nontlvs.
Sunday for View Rochelle and Ill inferno Hate s,-
tons 1901 and $40 the latter train connect
ing at New Rochelle with tram 10 STANFORD
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
CHARLEsroN March 7.-Turpentine hrIn NJ 35c.
SAvASSAH. March 7.--Tutpentnc nrm at 36'.c.
WILMINGTON. March 7.-Iufpentlno firm AT 80 &c.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

w FoR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
oFRMANIC Capt N,Li,L Thursday. MArch H. $50 l. m
ADRIArlC CAPT Par.ell "Wednesday. March ii. LA m
BRITANNIA. Capt Perry. W elm sday MAT IS y N
CELTIC. Can't lrvin M'Tin"sday ttrch . 4 IN
From the White star Dock foot OF West l0th.st
RATES-Saloon $50 $50 $50 and SlOl Return tickets on
favorable terms Steerage IRON or 4 the On
Country. 500 intermediate thdriauc ami Celtic
ony $50 EXCURSION For inspection OF plans or other
apply at tho company office No 81 Broadway
RI CoRTIs. Agent
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
NTrans leave from rhambersst station for FnyIewood
Tenaay 6Tos'er sparkh and Nvack $50 no 800 ssd
1O;3n M, l2nn Midnight snnd,vs 71o oSoA 4:0 ant
so M For NanIet Spring Yalev Monsey and Taliman%
Som. m
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NEw:YoRK CENTRAL AND oh, HUDSON ;sIS

EN IOhh YIN $500
IN RIVER acknowledgements January 2, 1887
throux trains will leave Grand Central Depot
Rochester Express through drawing'room cars W
Albany Troy, ST. Adams, Rousos P. and syracuse -.
$3.50 a. M, The Limited" with dining cars. stopping ~
Albany tica Syracuse Rochester. Buffalo niagara FAILS
Erie Ciev Gland and Toledo arriving ct Chicago 800 n
ioSoa NJ Chicago Express drawnsrOom cars to Canaan
tiiso a H. Western NewYOrk and Northern Express
$50 D. M. Albany Troy and gtica Express with drawing
'V "a n M Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
n M Chicago and st. Louis Express with seepnRcars
for Niagara Falls BUFFALO, CINCINNATI Toledo Detroit Cn
cago and St Louis Dinngcar New. YORK 10 Albany
Montreal kxprcss with sleepngcars 70 Mon'rea'
Runs 20 Utica, stopping at principal stations 40 m nusao
D. Special sleeper arrives Rochester ~ % ooAor
g:S5 a. IN. and Gle vcland l2l6 next day A., p..A
Il 9:i6 m Pacific Express with 10,
ter Buffalo Niagara Fas Cleveland. Toledo peuvis ~.
Chicago sleeping to watertown via UtleA aay ~
cept saturday TO Auburn Geneva and Cananuagu ga
Ills No. Night EIpresa with sleeping cars TO AlSany
and for The North Except saturday night ~ !, $780,.
Tickets on sale Grand Central Depot NO. ! batcC
Place broadway Harlem Depot l25thst ana 4thavSc
and ~ WesIcotts Oces Park Place tnear bxy
wavr 7s5 and 9l2 Broadway and b2 West l2othsI "a
York 1913 Washington and 7S0 Fulton Sta, Brooklyn 80
lth.st, williamsburg. -. can tl
procured At any OF the ticket omees IN Nev'i"A WV
533 Washing tonst, Brooklyn .
baggage called and checked from residence s,rasv
These trains daily. All others daily exseRs Ssus
These at Harlem l2Sthsi M NV 'SSoNEyT
J. N. TOUCEY. nEr - no ASen
General superintendent oeoesA 1s's' -"
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Jnsirnrtion.

Brooklyn.
ffTHE CRITTENDEN
PRIMARY SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN
FOR BOTH SEXES
at OF Hicksst, cor Pineappe-st
Mall. NJ WHEELER Principal for bo past eight years
has been charge Of the primary departments IN
Packer Collegiate Institute Third term begins February
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DEACONSFIELD, South Carolina ave-, At
ID Isptic city " J-Heated homo comforts Omen
all year. j. d. sHARPLEss. Proprietor formerly Of
Ell County, Penn.
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Musical instruction.

Musical instruction.
GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
N l4-WEST 23D-Sr-8
The leading school Of Music E!ocutoa Dramatic Art
Foreign Languages Drawing and Painting teeadvantages
equal tssoDsper week For particulars address
L. kbEKhAkD. President
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w NY. c. and II. r. X. Co. lessee
Trains leave West i2dst station as follows and - minutes
earlier from foot OF jay ST.. North River.
Detroit and Chicago 800 a. M. sos. 'slj p.
st Louis -6:05 1915 p.
Utica. Buffalo. Rochester Suspension Bridge.
Niagara Fails 3:l5, 1885 M. 600 'Sl6
Highland, Kingston, Saugertes Catskll Albany, SIS,
'7:lo 1855. 1880 M. 400. '6:05 SID p
Cranston's, West Point Cornwall Newburg '3l5 +115,
.9:55 .lOi5 1880 a. 400 500. 1915 p and -6O5
y. H. Transforms Cornwall. Newhurg
For Montreal and Canada East sos p n.
Hamilton. London. $3.50 sos. sl5 Toronto.
Elegant sleeping Buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago and ST. Louis on all through trains
DAILY fDay except Saturday Other trains daily excepe
Sunday.
tons information apply at Offices Brook yn333 wash
ington st. Fultonst Annex Office. foot Fulton-st.
City-363 1885, Qt2 Broadway. 1851 Bowery and
Shore stations foot OF West 42dst foot OF " h
e. r. LAMBERT,
bVancerbt-ave General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08

WORKERS on THE HUDSON.-A family
school for desirable little boys and those going rom
home for the first especially s0ced; not cheap nnt
Genuine and thorough boys and conditioned STU
dents coached summer and winter. TliEO f. lElOHloN.